Sinaloa legislator Eligio López praises ex-governor, takes over state congress leadership

State legislator Eligio López Portillo has taken over as president of the Political Coordination Board (Jucopo) for the LXV Legislature in Sinaloa. During his inaugural speech, López Portillo highlighted the public policies enacted under the administration of former Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, emphasizing their focus on education, welfare, and economic development.

López Portillo, a member of the ruling Morena party, noted that the current era of profound transformation in Mexico prioritizes individuals, social justice, and equality. Within this context, he recognized Rocha Moya's contributions to the state.

The legislator also offered praise for interim Governor Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde, stating that she has responsibly guided the state with a commitment to social issues. He acknowledged that Sinaloa faces significant challenges, including the restoration of family tranquility, the pursuit of peace, economic strengthening, and advancements in agriculture, fishing, health, and education.

From the state Congress's podium, López Portillo urged all political forces to collaborate on a legislative agenda with a statewide vision. He stressed the importance of listening to society, enhancing transparency and accountability, and promoting peace.

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Sinaloa faces important challenges in the recovery of family tranquility and the construction of peace, as well as strengthening the economy, promoting agriculture, fishing, health, and education, among other areas.